San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-06

tiOnal officers quarters to be built on
Government Hill. The bids were opened
Monday last.
merry War" was we'll rehearsed
yesterday. The ladies rehearsed at p.
IN. at Turner hall, the sOlolsts at 1880 p.
IN, and the grand chorus at $50 p. IN.
i. o. G. rs. oyster supper takes
place to night at 257 West Commerce
street.
Mrs. J. Ronse, president of the Ger
man English schools and the LIGHT COM
plimentary tickets for the bazaar at the
Casino on the 10th, llth and 18th Of
October.
The LIGHT has received an invitation
TO attend the celebration by the Italian
colony OF the anniversary Of the landing
Of Christopher Columbus in America,
which takes place on Wednesday, Octo-
Der 18th.
Phil Weaver. OF the Weaver Broker
age company, was happy yesterday oele-
brating the birth OF daughter. which
arrived on the previous day.
MIR. Ii. A. Blair has. enlsrged and re-
decorated his drug store and ls giving
practical evidence OF his success In busi-
ness
Mr.. John J. Pickett, formerly with
Rhodius IL Tempsky's music house, Is
now travelling salesman for Louis
Grunewald's Music house OF New Or
leans.
The street commissioners force is
fixing up South Flores street, Houston
street and attending to urgent repairs
In other places.
1t Is stated that within a month
well known physicians daughter will
put the prefix Of Mrs" to her new
name.
Fritz Schreiner's saloon is being re-
modelled and fitted up for an elegant
bar room.
Paul Wagner has taken the premises
formerly occupied by the Metropolitan
saloon and is fixing them up for huge
bazaar.
The Hose company will have a de-
partment trial this evening upon Alamo
plaza and tomorrow evening the en-
The following marriage licenses
were issued since yesterday at noon: ID.
NJ. Burney to Mrs. Julia Thomas, 5.
Mabrito to Mary Vandaelt.
The LilIiputian sheet known as
clown Talk" Is dead, and the SUBJ
scribers mourned the loss Of subscription
paid in advance. 1t is said 1t died Of
cholera morbus. Josslpus.
"A new stringed quartette has been
organized as follows: A. NJ. Cassiano
Garcia, first violin; WIN. Muth, second
violin; Mendelssohn, viola, and Marx
Gyprioe, cello.
-Messrs. Willie Kalteyer and James
Clavin, who are now students at the
Philadelphia college Of pharmacy, have
arrived safely, and settled down to their
studies.
The horse market is in fair condi-
ton, and good demand Ia made for
good stock. Ordinary and inferior stock
bring fair prices, but are not in such
demand.
AT the Polish Young Mems union
meeting last night the officers were in
stalled, and it was arranged that the
grand anniversary ball should be given
on Saturday, October 10Th.
The Traders National bank yester-
day filed = suit in the district court
against II. c Tardy ct al, to recover
amount due on note.
MIR. Robert Summerlin feels that he
is very big man this morning and has
good reasons for his pride, because Mrs.
Summerlin has presented him with re-
markably fine boy.
The celebrated Stollwerck confec-
tions and DIR. KOch's meat peptone and
bullion can be purchased from John U.
BOdenmann, sole agent for Texas, 533
Austin street. Telephone 81. 9-7-tf
The success met with last year in
the sale of the French JOavin gloves has
caused US to import them direct, and we
are thus enabled to offer them for sale at
60 cents lO6tf S. DEUTsCH & Co.
The Bethel case is still on. Those who
desire to follow the testimony in this
case will have to look elsewhere than in
these columns for that testimony. 1t
is too filthy to print. This disposes Of
the whole case in nutshell.
The name OF the negro boy killed at
ElmendOrtf, by falling or being pushed
from the Arkansas Pass train, was Frank
Conway. He had been working in
CuerO, but was on his way to see his
mother, in Dallas.
Charges against Capt. Lee Hall, now
Indian agent in the reservation, but for
merly well known az ranger captain,
have been preferred, and he will have an
investigation.
Editor Clsridge, of the Stockman
and Farmer, writes from Chicago that
upon the first visit Of President
Cleveland to Chicago, he will have to
deprive the president Of the honor of
shaking hands with him.
Sixteen cents is about the top price
for wool so far. Mr.. Half & Bro. re-
ceived PSI bags, d & A. Oppenheimer
and Julius Oppenhelmer & Co. 80 bags,
Katula 800.
Mr.. w. w. Owens, who is now at
Ernest & Yarborough's, was q we'll
known pharmacist of Liverpool, Eng
land, and was greatly esteemed by the
procession. He is a valuable addition to
the firm and to the city.
AT the Mission Hose company meet
ing last night, the boys we're RECALLED
with liberal supply Of Alamo beer gen.
erOusly sent them by the Fourth ward
alderman. They copied the Gossip joke
and said "Iet us Smye'll," and did so fire.
quently.
/-OfiOer Seffel happened to step into
the opera house last night TO see what
so much noise was about and arrived
just as SbOrtsleeves and Golight were
doing the drunken act. He says 1t was
all he could do TO keep from arresting
them, and he wishes he could catch
them on the street in that fix.
The main hit OF the theatre last
night was made by the cyclone quar-
tette, consisting OF X. B. benson, W.
Pickett, John Armstrong and Sam
Christmand, real darkies who sang
several selections and were enthusiastic
cally recalled many times. They APP
pear again tonight In the Unknown"
On the application Of the Water
works COMPANY Yesterday Judge